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A Duck Called Brian
Comic illustrations, friendship, and hundreds of ducks engaged in silly activities may be enough for some readers, but libraries better go with Mo.
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Julius
Color-drenched acrylic paintings and outsized proportions provide humor and affection in equal doses. Readers will want to settle in for a second read.
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Evacuation Order
Fans of survival stories like Alan Gratz's books and the “I Survived” series may appreciate this action-packed quick read despite lackluster characterization.
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Sail Me Away Home
Exciting, heartrending and informative, this volume is a strong addition to the series.
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Could You Ever Waddle with Penguins!?
This effortless nonfiction format provides facts stacked on facts in a way that is memorable and still works for reports. A great addition to the shelves.
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The Three Little Superpigs and the Great Easter Egg Hunt
Sure to be a hit with young readers who love superheroes and mashed-up fairy tales, or where the other books in the series are popular.
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The Glitter Bug: A Branches Book
Perfect for children’s collections, and a solid recommendation for families who want a highly illustrated early chapter book.
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Elle Campbell Wins Their Weekend
Elle’s story illuminates the inner life of a nonbinary middle schooler, and it’s a fun, friend-filled adventure. Recommended purchase for upper elementary and early middle school collections.
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How Not to Be a Vampire Slayer
Consider for large collections and readers just starting to dip their fangs into dark(ish) fantasy.
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